The Ulster Cycle - Online Comic

This is a forum for serious discussions and debate on Celtic linguistics and other scholarly topics regardic Celtic history and culture. Questions are welcome and those forum members who are knowledgeable in this field will do their best to provide questioners with accurate, verifiable answers or help them locate the answers for themselves. Opinions are welcome also, but it must be made clear that any unreferenced statements are the poster's own opinion and not necessarily historical fact. Be ready to cite sources for any assertions you may make.
Forum rules
This is a forum for serious discussions and debate on Celtic linguistics and other scholarly topics regardic Celtic history and culture. Questions are welcome and those forum members who are knowledgeable in this field will do their best to provide questioners with accurate, verifiable answers or help them locate the answers for themselves. Opinions are welcome also, but it must be made clear that any unreferenced statements are the poster's own opinion and not necessarily historical fact. Please be ready to cite sources for any assertions you may make.

These are public forums, viewable by guests as well as members, and are cataloged by most search engines.

The Ulster Cycle - Online Comic

Postby Kernos » 23 May 2007, 17:26

I have not had a chance to look a this work in progress - cant get it to download on dialup.

http://paddybrown.wordpress.com/the-sto ... er-part-1/

Let me know what you think of it.

:zen:
ImageImageImage"Help I'm Falling Thru A Hole in the Flag"

"Time is the Image of Eternity."

Time is the Fire in which we burn.
User avatar
Kernos
OBOD Druid
 
Posts: 5243
Age: 68
Joined: 02 Feb 2003, 16:19
Location: Lost in the Woods in the Ozarks, USA
Gender: Male

Re: The Ulster Cycle - Online Comic

Postby DJ Droood » 20 Mar 2010, 02:41

The url has changed to: http://paddybrown.co.uk/?p=179

Interesting attempt, but I don't really like the style.
ImageImageImage
2010 LI
2011 LI
2013 BS
Image
12/10-Ancestors
"If organized religion is the opium of the masses, then disorganized religion is the marijuana of the lunatic fringe."
Kerry Thornley
User avatar
DJ Droood
 
Posts: 5358
Joined: 02 Feb 2003, 18:52
Location: North Eastern North America
Gender: Male


Return to Celtic Studies

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests